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W hero Lim lei a Child, she cried for 4 aPiruria.
1W10. %ilN be431e,111154. she clung to 1; attoria.
When anti had Chikiren,she gave them Cestoda,
tOOD UEALTI
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sa�4aparlla Bitters
01661. every kind of Unhealthy Humor and
Dieeate caused from Impurity of the Blood.
t PURIFY
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This valuable 189M04 cure Kidney and Liver
Ooipttplainta, Pimples, Erupptlonaofthe Skin, Bolls,
Couldpatios,Blllatipnean,l7yepeps[e,Sick stomach
Less o Bleep Neuralgia, k$lns Ep the Bones and
Back, Los) of Appetite, Languor, Feinale Weak-
ile>3ses, Dizziness, General Debility. Rheumatism.
YOUR
It is a genUe ting purgative as well as a
tonic, posswsmg the peculiar merit of acting as a
powerful agent inrelieving Congestion and Chronic
Znriammatiou oftheliveraad all visceral organs.
BLOOD
r'Tbfs'valuable preparation excites the whole
system to a new and vigorous action, giving tone
and strength to the system debilitated by disease,
and affords a great protection from attacks that
originate in c,IIanges of the season, of climate
and of life.
Full directions with each Wattle. Price 60e. and
$1.00. Refuse all substitutes.
Prepared by H. $penoerease,Chem-
lst and Druggist,_5 0 King Street
West, Hamilon, ntario.
For sale by J. H. bombe
FEMULSION
COMPOUND
EED
BRONCHITIS
130 Lexington • New York City, Sept. Ave.i9, 1888.
I have used the Flax -Seer' Emulsion in several
aces of Chronic Bronchitis, and the early stages of
Phthisis, and haye been well pleased with thcresults.
JAMES K. CROOK, M.D.
.CONSUMPTION
Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 14th 1889.
T have used your Emulsion in a case of i'hthisis
numptioii) with beneficial results, where patiex...
c ..d not use Cod Liver Oil i H ny form.
JM. D.
ERYOUS PROSTRATION
Brooklyn, N. V., Dec. 20th, 1886.
I can strongly recommend FIax Seed Emulsion as
helpful to the relief and possibly the cure of all Lung.
Bronchial and Nervous Affections, and a goof} gee
eral tonic in physical debility.
JOHN F. TALAIAGE, M. D.
GENERAL DEBILITY
Brooklyn, N, Y., Oct.10th, 1888.
I regard Flax Seed Emulsion as greatly superior to
the Cod Liver Oil Emulsions so generally in use.
D. A. GORTON, M. D.
WASTING DISEASES
137 West 84th St.
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New fork, Aug. 6, 1
I have used your Flax -Seed Emulsion Compound
in a severe case of Mal -nutrition and the result was
more than hoped for—it was marvelous, and con-
tinuous. I recommend it cheerfully to the profession
and hulnanity at large. M. H. GILBERT, M.D.
RHEUMATISM
Sold by Druggists, Price $1.00.
FLAX -SEED EMULSION CO
35 Liberty St., New York.
For sale by J 11. Cobme
l'. tat' T.Y 41RQ1 1 1R.
'Tlekets, ItleiteC, said the .nein,
dectoroftt r'' non: a lire jlltl�,
wing east ,+ of » trait ani he'
entered the ear,.
There was a very genert)1 res-
ponse in the shape of pasteboard,
says the Free Press, nail be
came to a farmer who was very
earnestly looking out of the win-
dow.
'Tickets, please,' said the con-
ductor.
The gran paid no attention.
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I;atl.a'peruin and , p.x . '•c tar
ectatic theHead and catun.,. its
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SOOTHINO. CLEANSiNG,-
,HEALINO.
Instant Relief, Permanent
Cure, Failure Impossible.
litany so-ealled diseases are simply
tsyymmptems of Catarrh, auci as head.
.Ups partist deatneea,toring .e.me of
e uell,1 u1 bream. has ki- .• a,.
yng, ry,t>ee$ general t•• �. 1,11;i;
,eta. ilyonnrn,i. :.. ,tut
say of these or • „
your haus Catarrh, and to,: .. •r no
tints It1 preearing a 1:. '.c
Bar.*. Be warned in woe. I.e./I.; ted
cold ID head results is C.irrh, fol•
lowed by consumption and death.
Num. llamaL sold by all dmggi■ta
or will be sent, peat paid on receipt of
eiip.(le pant, and $1.00) by addressing
fULFgo kCO.,
villeOnt.
'I11 take your ticket, 'f you
please.'
. The man looked up at him.
'Han't got any,' he answered
slowly.
'Well, the money then. Where
are you going ?' •
'Hanot, got any money.'
'Well, then, what are you here
for. If I don't got either money
or ticket I must put you off the
train.'
'You wouldn't stop an express
train just to put one man off,
now would you ?'
'Wouldn't I ? You'll soon see
whether I will or not. Now I
want your ticket or the cash
without any more fuss,'
'Nary one.' '
The conductor paused for a mo-
ment or two and then called the
brakesman.
'Now are you going to get off
without a fuss or will we have to
throw you off 3'
The man sighed and said he
would go off quietly. When they
got out on the platform and the con-
ductor had his hand on the bell
rope the passenger cast his eye over
the flying landscape and said :
'Ain't there no way we can fix
this up
'Certainly. Ticket 'or money.
After another look the man
shook his head. ' Let her go,
captain.'
The conductor pulled the rope.
The air brakes scrunched and the
train came to a stop. The man
stepped off, and then, handing
the conductor a bit of pasteboard,
said :
I don't cheat no railway com-
pany, •captain. Here we are.' ---
'Why in the thunder didn't you
give me this before ? You can
ride five miles further on this
ticket. Step aboard lively, now.'
'Never mind, captain: I would
have to walk five miles back if I
did. I live over yonder. So long,
cap.
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'GIVE US A LIFT !'
'Do send down something to
help !' 'Those little Pleasant
Pellets, you sent before, were
just what we wanted !' 'They
helped right where we were
weakest !' Don't send anything
else.'
Nature, abused and neglected,
does her best to overcome exhaus-
tion and ward of threatening dis-
ease, but sometimes calls for help -
and knows just what she's about.
The system takes kindly to the
mild, wholesome influence of
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and often
their timely assistance corrects
evils which would soon Lead to
sorioupjresults. With the first
signal of distress, nature will
thank you for remembering her
request. Therefore, if languid,
easily tired, bad taste in mouth,
bowels irregular or constipated,
give nature a lift l y taking Dr
Pieree'.s Pellets. Best liver pill
made.
MORD DIWV A,LON10.
sap boliN4 xN..:: vvAirtl. ri'r13nXrT ^ A
Ilpl), COWER WAiTINSi b‘OR DRAVA.•
. hod carrier bad been badly
crruelted by the fall iof,ascaffolding
while he was at work au '• a tall
building in Wall street, sayer the
New York Tribune, His fellows
had picked, him up es tedderiy as
possible and had bore him bleed-
ing and dusty to a shady spot to
. wait for the ambulai ce. It was a
long wait for a 'man in torture,
for the day was an intensely bot
one and people were being pros-
trated by the heat all over the
city, and the ambulances had been
on the run all day. An hour is
not a long time for an ambulance
to set out from a hospital, bearing
back a patient, and then reach
another one, but to those who
watch a man slowly bleeding to
death for want of medical'assist-
ance, it seems an age.
Big, rough men stood around
the fallen hod carrier with tears
in their eyes, uttering low curses
at the tardiness of the ambulance.
But the victim of the contractor's
greed or carelessness was the
most patient, of them all. As tho
minutes passed he uttered no word
of impatience, only he looked
wistfully on those around him.
After about half an hour of this
fluspense, a doctor who was pass-
ing was called over. He knelt
down by the man, felt his crushed
in side, and examined his fractur-
ed skull. Then no shook his head
and asked softly:
'Has he any friends among
you?'
"None of us knows him, sir,'
said the foreman. 'He struck me
for a job this morning, and ss I
was short handed I put hint to
work without asking him any
questions.'
'Well, if any of you can get
any information from him about
his people, you'd better do so at
once. He will soon become un-
conscious and will die, withouf
doubt, before night, no matter if
fifty ambulances came for him.
Nothing can save him. It is only
a question of a few hours.'
A flask of f brandy was procured
and a few drops put between the
sutlerer'b lips. They loomed to
revive him, and be opened his
eyes and looked around, but to
all questions as to his name, his
borne, his parents, his wife, his
children, etc, he gave no answer.
'Well, old man,' said the fore-
man at last, tenderly, 'we can not
do anything at all for you,the doc-
tor says, though you know we
would if we could. The day is
wearing on and our job must be
finished. The ambulance will
soon be here, so you won't take
it hard if we leave you now, will
TAR11011.813%4145
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Stu y the comfort and cheerful-
nese of pally horse if yowl would
have hire, de hie hest, Let tie part
of the• harness chafe or hint.
Leading trainer$ate opposed to
giving their - horses fast miles' in
their work. rbevs prefer brushing
them through the stretch, never
giving thele, more than a fast' half
'mile at the outside,
After a good deal of haggling and
bickering the transfer of the Wal-
lace Trotting Register and Wallace's
Monthly to the American Trotting
Registar Association has been defi-
nitely effected.
The Japanese Government hap
purchased at Eminence, Ky., a
number of horses for the purpose of
iilproving the breeds of that county
ry. The horses include two trot-
ting stallions, one running mare,
one trotting gelding, one running
horse and a span of driving horses.
Awes ¥ onald, the 181kb
090, keen Williams, narrowly ;es-
caped being killed on Monday.
He. waa• digging a trench fry
spites, where the Water' bridge
being' built, and when about tri,
feet tallow the surface three feet
of the earth caved in on llim
rioinpletely lint"vin • I•i'n;, It war•
quite a while before he was res
cued from his perilous position,'
for as the men dug the Islay away
the trench kept caving in, How-
ever, life was not quite extinct
when they found him, and Dr
caw, of Parkhill, was sent, for.
He le getting along as well as
could be expected,
Minard's Liniment cures disteiijnper.
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
for Infants 'Ind Children.
"4a0ae.fewwtl(oppid4 egsio _awsweal�f7ol<& i110 YMt1An,
Rao.eadbesowlllefaliegOpcell rilkikg Ixlrad%
Il i * ow" it L Al Oilfm. * 7:4. >oostnir, sleeps !11#ii
tri M Ostein8t,>1looki a, lt, T, )rllroaa.. alma WaRkla al
Tata Cati'aort Velma/et TIYatit'iyII MKJ
During a heavy storm Marjorum
a filly valued at $'10,000, owned
by Sydley & Sibley, Franklin, Pa.,
became frightened and ran into an
old building. The floor gav eway
and she fell and broke her neck.
She was entered in the 2 year old
stakes all over the country.
Budd Doble says the promise of
a trotter depends on getting him
in condition and fit to trot a race
without becoming injnred or brok-
en down. The muscles must be
hardened, the appetite keen, the
lungs in good working order and
the feet and legs protected from
injury by every safety appliance
known.
A very good thing to ,have
around the stables at this time of
the year, advises a horseman, is a
solution of carbolic acid. If the
horses have sore backs or sore
necks, put a little of it on with a
sponge, and then about twenty
minutes afterwards put on a little
vaseline. The acid cleans the sore
and keeps away the flies. The
vaseline is cooling and healing.
Keep the acid well corked and
a belled poison.
Don't tie knots in your harness
to make sores on your horses.
Don't leave your horses stand-
ing in the field while you go to
supper. Take them in, give them
a drink and a light feed.
Don't put that collar on with-
out cleaning it.
Don't use the curry comb on
the mane or tail, Use the brush
lightly.
Don't expect as much of a colt
as you do of an old horse.
Don't ever put the harness on
without currying, and do it well,
Don't let your horses stand in a
dirty stable.
you?' I Don't be afraid to raise good
The hob carrier looked up a horses.
Lim slowly and spoke with a Don't breed to or from an un
great effort.
'I've got to die, eh?'
'Doctor says so.'
'How soon'?
'Before sundown, my boy.'
'No help for it''
'Well,' with a loud eigh, 'you
go on with your work and I will
go on with my dyin',' and he
turned his head—shut his eyes—
and—waited.
•t
`��'�'►.;^ Too Fast
become listless, fretful, without ener-
fiy,_thilnanfaweak. _ Fortify and build
them up, by the use of
SCOTT' S
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i•CliRE Of COIJGUS OR COLDS, IN um
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Genuine made by Scott & Bowne, Belleville.
calmoqW re.pp or: at all Orp>allete . 50c, and
DENTISTRY IN JAPAN.
1 learnt the other day a curious
fact that is probably unknown to
most of my readers. A Japanese
dentist never uses anything._. but
his fingers in extracting a tooth.
This sounds incredible to us, but
after years of training itis acquir-
ed. When a Jap aspires to ent.•r
this profession he begins by pul-
ling out small pegs loosely insert-
ed in a soft wood plank. Ile us-
es the finger and thumb of his
right band, and of course does not
disturb the plank. Having suc-
ceeded with thee, the pegs are
driven more firmly in and the
prc 30Ss repeated. Oak logs with
a number of oak pegs hammered
in are them substituted. After
months of practice the operator
reaches the final test, which is a
block of marble i Ito which pegs
have been driven up to the head,
when he can pull them out ho is 1t
duly qualified dentist. •
In practice a Japanese grasps
his patient's jaw with his loft
hartd, thus forcing his mouth
open. He then inserts the thumb
and forefinger of his right hand,
and will extract five or six teeth
in the space of a minute before
the patient can close his mouth.
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A n•Lmphlet of information' and ab-'
\r carr o f the I1we, showing Hob tO
, rnr, in Pal on tn..Caveats. 131
tit ar.a. C.'pyrl glitz, sent ree,
y'� todrma MUNN Et 0
'f \•�']det Rrondway.
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,.rse
Snug little fortunes hate been made si
work for tie, by Anna Page, Austin,
Toraa, and Jno. Bonn, Toledo 01,10.
Ste out. Others are doing email. Why
oi7Some hevaOonthYou endthe nd re
t home, wherever you are. Even be-
ginners are easily earning from St to
glOa dap All eget. We show you haw
and start you. Can work In Spare time
or all the time. Big money for work-
NEWandwonderfd1.Petknit tree.
SitileittlielOthdliou880rorttand,Mariae
Miss Bertha Shoults will leave
Parkhill next Wednesday for To-
ronto, from which place she will
leave for Japan, via Victoria, B.
C., on the C. P. R. route, In
Japan she will assist Mrs. Large
in missionary work under the aus-
pices of the Methodist church.
'lute sufferers from catarrh are
legion and the majority of them
make the serious mistake of
thinking they should only use
treatment when at its worst.
Treatment during the summer
months is almost certain to pro -
vent a recurrence of the disease,
and Nasal Balm is the only rem-
edy that will effect a"complete
cure. All dealers or post free on
receipt of price(50e or $1 a bottle)
Address Fulford & Co Brockville,
Ont.
NEWS NOTES.
The population of England and
Wales is 29,001,018.
Three prisoners in the Montreal
gaol received fifteen lashes each
Friday.
The disruption in the Hamilton
stove combine will reduce the
price of stoves from five to ten per
cent. next season.
Letters have just been deliver-
ed,in London from Yokohama, via
Vancover in 26 days. This is the
quickest delivery on record, being
five days less than the official esti-
mate in the postof ice guide and
seventeen days less than,the aver-
age time via Suez.
After consultation with the
leading men of the Methodist
church, Dr Sutherland has de-
cided not to accept the invitation
to become president of Mount
Alison University. The princi-
pal reason for his declinature is
that the way
does not seem to be
open for him to leave the work in
connection with the Missionary
Society entrusted to him by the
church. Under other circum-
stances it is quite likely that ho
would have accepted.
Rev Dr William A Schubert, a
retired Episcopalian minister, 60
years of age, of Washington, was
accidently killed last Thursday
night by a little boy, named Gant.
The old gentleman, who was quite
feeble, was crossing the street
near his home, and the bog was
riding, by on a bicycle. Just as
he neared Dr Schubert, the bicycle
struck a stone and the boy was
thrown with great force against
DrSchubert,who full heavily to the
asphalt pavement. He was car-
ried to his home and died shortly
afterward. The boy was placttd
under arrest.
WHAT IT DOES
Hood's Sarsapari Ila
1 Purifies the blood.
2 Creates as appetite.
3 Strengthens the nerves.
4 Makes tho weak strong.
p Overcomes that tired fooling.
6. Cures serofttlas salt rhelem,ete.
7 Invigorates the kidneys and
liver.
8 Relieves headache, indigestion,
, dyspepsia
sound horse of any kind.— [W R.,
in Stockman and farmer.
While Mr Bonner has given
considerable attention to breed-
ing, and has on his farm nearly
one hundred head of fashionable
stack, he has not lost hie old love
for driving, which be took up in
the midst of his business career as
a matter of health by the advice
of his physician. He may he truly
called the pioneer road rider, and,
what is still more important,
made the owning of afast trotter
thoroughly respectable at a time
when the turf was notoriously bad,
and everything connected with it
was looked upon with suspicion.
While he wisely refrained from
having anything to do with pub-
lic racing, Mr Bonner saw no
reason why the shortcomings of
the men who controlled the turf
should be visited upon the horses
themselves, and being desirous of
owning the best roadster that
money could buy, he did not hesi-
tate to go where the highest speed
was obtainable, even in the face
of public opinion. Having a bus-
iness character above reproach,
Mr Bonner's championship of the
fast trotter as a roadster gradually
broke down the barriers of public
prejudice, and many other wealthy
New Yorkers followed his exam-
ple.—[Ilarper's Weekly.
Prof Wapner, in writing upon
the subject of whipping horses,
says: Many think they are doing
•
finely y and areproud toudof their suc-
cess
cess in horse -training by means of
severe whipping or otherwise
arousing or stimulating the pas-
sions, and through necessity
crushing the will through which
the resistance is prompted. No
mistake can be greater than this,
and there is nothing that so fully
exhibits the Witty, judgment
and skill of the real horsemen as
the caro displayed in winning in-
stead of repelling the action of his
mind. Although it may be nec-
essary to use the whip sometimes
it should always be applied j udi-
ciously, and great care should be
taken not to arouse the passions
or arouse the obstinacy. The le-
gitimate and proper use of the
whip is calculated to operate upon
the fear almost entirely. The at-
foctionate and better nature must
bo appealed to in training horses
as well as in training children,
but if only the pafsions are excit-
ed the object is depraving as well'
asinjurious. This is a vital prin-
ciple, and can bo disregarded in
the management of sensitive and
courageous horses only at the
risk of spoiling them. I have
known( many horses of a natural-
ly gentle character to he spoiled
by wh i ing ones, and one horse
that n i made vicious by being
strue dy a whip once while stand-
ing in his stall.
PISO'S CURE FOR
THE BEST COWIN MEDICINE,
5OLD.HM D3UGOIBTI IVflTWIIII.
CONSUMPTION im
IMPLEMENT AGENCY
subscriber having severed his connection
filth the Massey Company, desires to inti-
mate to his many friends that be has been
appointed agent for the well-known firm of
FROST & WOOD, implement makers, of
Smith's Falls, and will be pleased to fill all
orders in hie line, as heretofore. Will also
keep an hand a stock of Wilkinson PLOWS,
Colter & Scott DRILLS, Disc HARROWS,
and articles of like nature.
W. STANLEY,
Mrh 20. 6 Holmoeville and Clinton
Rumball's Carriage Paot.:
Huron Street, Clinton
Do you want a first-class COVERED or OPEN BUGGY, got up with, till
very best material and finished in a workmanlike manner; or do yen wantel
daisy, easy -riding RQAD CART; or even an excellent, well-built MOBS
WAGGON or DEMOCRAT; because if you do, come and see the subscribes
who will supply your wants on very reasonable terms. We do not 8116*(fir4 i.
slouch work, or poor material to be used, SO that people may rely 00' gafzui, :t•
an article just as it is represented to be. FINE BUGGIES our ellegtaitp,
REPAIRING of all kinds promptly attended to.
MO. RUMB 4.LL, CLIN K? -1 Pi
PAINTING
The undersigned is now at
liberty to do anything in
the way of
COPP'S
WALL PAPER
and Paint Shop
In stocked with a Select Assortment of
House t.: an&
Sign Paintiing,.
Graining,. gaper?.
Hangng, Kalsominln , O
At reasonable rates, and on short notice.. Bute
faction guaranteed. Shop on TtattenhdL' ry'Sk.
.
American and Canadian Wall Papers
WITH BORDERS TO MATCH, from five
cent rolls to the finest gilt. Having bought
my Papers and Paints for Spot Cash, and my
practical experienceiustify the in saying that
all wanting to decorate their houses maid°
or paint them outside will find it to their ad-
vantage to give me a call,
2 'Shop, south of Oliver Johnston's [black-
smith shop, and directly opposite Mr. J.
Chidley's residence.
JOSEPH COPP
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(Ovor 'O years in the business)
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THOUSANDS OF BOTTL'M
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When I say Cure do sot theal'<
• merely to stop them for a time, and t;i1(.
have them return again. 1 MEAN A R A D I CA L O U R E. I have made the disease of Fi
Epilepsy or Fal, ag Bicknetw a life-long study, 1 warrant my remedy to Cure t1 '.
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THE RIGHT
The new model of the Rockford Watch,w1 en
placed in a screw bezel case, will fill a ton
felt want among farmers, as it is not dus
proof only, but vary strong. The plate
which the wheels work between, not being
separated by pillars as in the ordinary
WATCH
But by the bottom plate being turned out of
a solid piece of metal, with the edge lett for
the top plate to rent en; it also being peul-
ant or lever set with sunk balance to prevent
breaking, making in all a goods rong watch
For a Farmer
J. BIDDI.ECijMBE
COME AND TAKE
This Valuable Present
Away with You
,
The subscriber offers one of Doherty & Co's justly cel
prated ORGANS free, with one Package of ` Jame:;;:
Watson & Co's CHARM BAKING POWDER'S:
price 50cents. This gives an opportunity of securing as'
Organ worth $196, for fifty cants
Theorga will he on exhibition at our Grocery Store.`.
Saturday ri".xt. A. call solicited from visitors -to
Great Huron Central Exhibition
N. ROBSON. CHINA HALL,
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